The Neutral Corner - Volume 1—2023
(a) Disclosure of Parties' Capacity in Loan or Borrow Transactions
(1) A member that lends or borrows securities in the capacity of agent shall disclose such capacity to the other party (or parties) to the transaction.
(2) Prior to lending securities to or borrowing securities from a person that is not a member of FINRA, a member shall determine whether the other party is acting
SR-FINRA-2008-004 - Proposed Rule Change to Amend the Rule 7000C Series Regarding Charges for FINRA/NSX Trade Reporting Facility Services
FINRA Reminds Firms of their Obligation to Report Accurately the Time of Execution for Transactions in TRACE-eligible Securities
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Executive Summary
On June 23, 1993, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) approved an amendment to Section 5(e)(1) of Appendix F to Article III, Section 34 of the Rules of Fair Practice. The amendment raises from $50 to $100 the yearly limit on aggregate non-cash sales incentive compensation that a sponsor
Seeing new regulatory rules and requirements is a good step, however they are only as powerful as their own enforcement. FINRA is apparently aware of PFOF, naked shorts, dark pool trading (of up to 89% total daily volume), etc. The rules recently put in place, as well as this request for comment(s) make this obvious. However, the retail investor trades continue to have minimal effect on actual
The NASD, through its wholly owned subsidiary, NASD Dispute Resolution, Inc., has filed with the SEC proposed rule change to the NASD Code of Arbitration Procedure to amend the procedure followed upon the disqualification or other disability of an arbitrator on a three-person arbitration panel.
The proposed rule is going to make the rich richer and create a wealth gap in this county that impinges on American rights to a free economy. I ask that you vote no on this bill.
This Written Supervisory Procedures Checklist (“WSP Checklist”) outlines selected key topics as a reference tool to assist funding portal members (“FP members”) in fulfilling their compliance obligations.
The current price manipulation with AMC/GME et al has exposed the stock market corruption. All reporting agencies and SEC rules don’t make a difference in protecting the big money from the everyday average trader. It seems to me that the rules only apply to the small investor and protect big money instead. It’s all an incestuous relationship between the SEC, FINRA, DTCC and the like and the big
